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Walk the Line (2005)
He was a voice of rebellion that changed the face of rock and roll. An outlaw before today's rebels were born - and an icon no one would ever forget. He did all this before turning 30. And his name was Johnny Cash. WALK THE LINE explores the early years of the music legend, an artist who transcended musical boundaries to touch people around the globe.
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I watched "Walk the Line" with Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon. Reese won so many awards for her performance that it probably got embarrassing accepting them. She probably had to build a new wing on her house to store them. Joaquin did win a Golden Globe, but that was it. Reese was absolutely outstanding, as I knew...
(complete Walk the Line review by B Movie Ben)
Walk the Line Movie Review by Tim  (1/26/2007) |
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Walk the Line was the biggest surprise for me that a film has given me in a long time. When I say surprised I mean imagine you walk in your house and your husband whom you have children with is having an affair on your bed with another man.......yea that look of surprise was the same look my face expressed while the...
(complete Walk the Line review by Tim)
| Walk the Line Movie Review by AJ (4/14/2006) |
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While not as electrifying as it was in a darkened movie theater on a huge canvas, Walk the Line is just as good on the small screen. Mangold's stirring biopic may be marred by some inevitable Hollywood conventions (the early childhood sequences are a bit questionable), but it's still much more successful than 2004's Ray....
(complete Walk the Line review by AJ)
| Walk the Line Movie Review by Max (4/7/2006) |
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Joaquin Phoenix gives a strong performance as Johnny Cash, but with a story that just drags a long, we're lucky to have any music at all. Walk The Line is like waiting in a doctors office, sitting there for a long time, with a lot of other people who are awkwardly waiting for something, anything to happen. With Jamie Foxx...
(complete Walk the Line review by Max)
| Walk the Line Movie Review by Justin (4/3/2006) |
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A sharp, sturdy, unassuming sense of direction makes this biopic snap. James Mangold and Gill Dennis work to keep us involved at the emotional level, a point that is helped along perhaps because the film is based on the Man in Black's very own writings. The lingering spirituality doesn't come off as reaching or 'stuffed...
(complete Walk the Line review by Justin)
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